Sea to Sea Cycle Challenge for Marie Curie Cancer Care: Cycle from the Bristol Channel to the Atlantic Coast along beautiful estuaries, through picturesque villages and over stunning Dartmoor landscapes.
This is a difficult cycle ride with many demanding hills over both days of cycling. All entrants need to make sure they are cycling fit and have experience of long distance cycling. You need to be able to keep up a pace of at least 10 miles per hour.
Cycling from Ilfracombe to Saltram House in Plymouth over the course of two days, you registration fee of £45 covers all your meals on both days, overnight accommodation in Okehampton and support vans, trailers and team.
We ask each cyclist to aim to raise £255 in sponsorship. All money raised will go towards the Marie Curie Nursing service in your community.
Marie Curie nurses provide free high quality nursing care to terminally ill patients and their families, in the comfort of their own home surrounded by loved ones.
For more information and to register call Matt on 01884 703536 or email waleswestevents@mariecurie.org.uk
Sea to Sea Cycle Challenge for Marie Curie Cancer Care at Ilfracombe to Plymouth in Devon, Devon on Saturday, 05 May 2012.
For more information about Sea to Sea Cycle Challenge for Marie Curie Cancer Care, please contact 01884 703536, or see event details on the left.
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